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Mike ElganAs far as I can tell, Tweetdeck, which is owned by Twitter, has gone offline. I believe Musk intends to force users to pay $8 a month to use this feature as part of Twitter Blue.
Joaquin CastroUnder the GOP's proposed 30% sales tax, you'd pay higher prices on everything, including nearly $5 for a gallon of regular milk.
Inflation is already causing enough pain. Folks shouldn't pay more at the grocery store to help Republicans fund a tax cut for the wealthiest 1%.
Nick @ The Linux ExperimentI finally wrote a new article on my website (and I plan to do that a lot more in the future).
As the 5 year anniversary of the channel approaches, I wanted to reflect on what it means to work as a full time content creator, how it happened, the good, and the bad. Enjoy the looooooong brain dump!
@thelinuxEXP Congratulations, I've been using Linux Mint for the last 6 or 7 years and still have a lot to learn. I just subscribed to your YouTube channel, your podcast and bookmarked you web site. It will be a good learning experience to go back and watch some of your old videos. Thanks and good luck in your new job.
Steven BeschlossInsurrectionists should not be still holding office.
L O L G O PI get why Kevin McCarthy wants to be Speaker. I just don't get why he wants to be Kevin McCarthy.
Alex BlechmanIt's a disservice to tell people their mastodon instance doesn't matter, just sign up anywhere
If your server abruptly shuts because the owner gets bored, dies, runs out of money, that's a problem, no way to transfer. If the owner decides to ban people for something arbitrary they can
For mastodon to take off we need instances that are reliable, stable, resilient, fairly run. Or to not tie online identity to a single instance
P.S. Reliable so far doesn't mean reliable long term
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by @micahflee
Big Journalism mustered a few pathetic protests to Musk's control freakery with reporters' accounts, but maintained business as usual on the birdsite.
In other words, Musk is winning his campaign against freedom of expression that he dislikes.
You'd imagine that the journalism business would take genuine action -- eg leaving Twitter -- to demonstrate a backbone, and help preserve press freedom. You would be wrong, sadly.
PwnallthethingsElon Musk to fake-quit as CEO of birbsite at some point in the future when he eventually wants to
There, I fixed your headlines folks